Pump.fun volume bot settings are the handful of controls you fill in before paying: the token mint, how many session wallets rotate (500 to 10,000), the order size band (from 0.1 SOL), session length (15 minutes to 10 hours), comment and favorite density, and the optional creator follows add-on. Wallets times average order sets target volume, and the flat 1% fee is charged on that number.
Four rules that explain most of the console
- Target volume is wallets x average order, and the average is the midpoint of your band. 1,000 wallets at 0.10-0.40 SOL gives 250 SOL.
- Session length spreads the same orders over more or fewer minutes. It changes pace, not the total or the fee.
- Comments and favorites sit inside the flat fee. Creator follows is the only paid add-on.
- You never connect a wallet or share a key. The only transaction you sign is your own fee transfer.
What does the token check confirm?
Every session begins with a mint address. Paste the Pump.fun token contract address and the console pulls its public name, ticker and image, so you can confirm the right token and not a lookalike with a similar ticker.
Any public Pump.fun mint works, and you do not need to be the creator. If the image or ticker looks wrong, stop here: every later number in the PumpCrest console is tied to this one address. For the product overview behind this walk-through, see the Pump.fun volume bot page.
How many wallets should rotate through the session?
The wallet count runs from 500 to 10,000. Each run uses fresh session wallets, and each one is funded with a different amount, so balances vary from address to address.
Wallets drive two outputs. The first is orders: a session executes roughly 1.6 orders per wallet, so 1,000 wallets means about 1,600 orders. The second is holders: the console shows an estimated unique-holder count of about 62% of wallets, roughly 620 for 1,000 wallets. Treat it as a planning estimate.
What does the order size band set?
You enter a minimum and a maximum, and every order size is drawn at random inside that band. The floor is 0.1 SOL. The midpoint is your average order, so 0.10-0.40 SOL averages 0.25 SOL and 0.40-1.20 SOL averages 0.80 SOL.
Band and wallet count together fix target volume. A wide band produces visibly mixed print sizes, while a narrow one keeps them close together. The trade-off between a few large orders and many small ones is worked through in our guide to choosing an order size band.
What does session length change?
Length runs from 15 minutes to 10 hours, with quick picks at 15m, 1h, 3h, 6h and 10h. It changes neither target volume nor the fee, only how densely the same orders are packed. 1,600 orders over one hour lands near 27 a minute on average; over six hours it is closer to 4.4 a minute.
Spacing between orders is uneven, and orders go through Jito bundles on a private relay with randomized tips, so nothing sits in the public mempool waiting. If you are unsure which window matters, the session length guide compares a short burst with a ten-hour run.
Which board-facing extras can you add?
Auto-comments and your own .txt file
Comment density runs from 5% to 90% of orders, and each comment is posted from a distinct wallet. On a 1,600-order session, 10% density means about 160 comments and 30% means about 480. The built-in library covers eight languages: English, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Russian.
To write the lines yourself, upload a .txt file with one comment per line, up to 512 KB. The file is read in your browser only. Teams with an established voice can keep that tone on the token page.
Auto-favorites
Between 10% and 100% of wallets can star the token. At 1,000 wallets and 40% density, that is about 400 favorites. Like comments, favorites cost nothing beyond the flat fee.
Creator follows
This is the one paid add-on. From 10% to 100% of wallets can follow the creator profile, and the fee rises by 40% x density: 50% density adds 20%, 100% density adds 40%. When follows are worth paying for is covered in the creator follows guide.
When does a preset save time?
Four presets fill in wallets, band and length in one click, and each carries a buy share between 58% and 68% of orders.
- First hour: 500 wallets, 0.10-0.30 SOL, 60 minutes. A 0.20 SOL average gives 100 SOL, exactly the 100 SOL minimum.
- Slow build: 1,200 wallets, 0.10-0.40 SOL, 3 hours. 300 SOL target, about 1,920 orders.
- Quiet tape: 2,500 wallets, 0.10-0.30 SOL, 5 hours. 500 SOL target, about 4,000 orders.
- Big prints: 1,250 wallets, 0.40-1.20 SOL, 2 hours. 1,000 SOL target, about 2,000 orders.
How is the fee readout calculated?
The fee is a flat 1% of target volume, with a minimum target of 100 SOL, so the smallest possible fee is 1 SOL. A 250 SOL session costs 2.5 SOL and a 1,000 SOL session costs 10 SOL. Add creator follows at 50% density and the 250 SOL session becomes 3 SOL.
That number already covers Solana base fees, priority fees, Jito tips, swap fees on every trade, token account rent, session wallet funding, comments and favorites. You do not send trading capital, and there is no subscription or per-wallet charge.
What happens at funding, and where do orders live afterward?
The console shows a payment address, a Solana Pay QR code and the exact amount. Once you send it from a wallet you control, the console watches that address on-chain and shows the confirmed transaction with a link to Solscan. The session is then queued, and support confirms the start window.
Saved projects in your browser list each order as awaiting payment, running or finished. Before paying, copy the shareable config link so a teammate can check the numbers. PumpCrest never asks for a seed phrase, a private key or a wallet connection.
What does each setting change in the session and on the board?
| Setting | What it changes in the session | What shows on the board |
|---|---|---|
| Token mint | Which token every order trades | Name, ticker and image you confirm first |
| Wallets (500-10,000) | Fresh funded wallets, about 1.6 orders each | Estimated unique holders near 62% of wallets |
| Order band (from 0.1 SOL) | Random size per order; midpoint sets the average | Mix of small and large prints in the trade list |
| Session length (15m-10h) | Uneven spacing across the chosen window | How long new trades keep appearing |
| Buy share (preset, 58-68%) | Share of orders that are buys | Balance of buys and sells in the feed |
| Comments (5-90% of orders) | Posted from distinct wallets | Activity in the comment thread |
| Favorites (10-100% of wallets) | Wallets star the token | Favorite count on the token |
| Creator follows (10-100%) | Wallets follow the creator; fee +40% x density | Follower count on the creator profile |
How do you run a full first session?
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Confirm the mint
Paste the contract address and check that name, ticker and image match the token you mean to support.
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Pick a starting point
Choose the preset closest to your plan, or enter wallets and a band yourself. First hour keeps a first run at the 100 SOL minimum.
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Set the length
Match it to the window you care about: about an hour for a launch push, 3 to 6 hours for a steadier tape.
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Add board extras
Set comment density, pick a library language or upload your .txt, then set favorites. Add creator follows only if the profile matters to you.
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Read the numbers
Check target volume, the fee, roughly 1.6 orders per wallet and the estimated holder count. Copy the config link if someone else should review it.
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Fund and wait
Send the exact amount shown, look for the confirmed transaction and its Solscan link, then wait for support to confirm the start window.
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Track it
Follow it in saved projects from awaiting payment to running to finished.
Questions and answers
Can I change settings after paying?
Not from the console once the session is queued or running. Email support at support@pumpcrest.com with the change you need; there is no phone line. Orders that already settled stay on-chain and the fee is not refundable after the start, so a second look at the config link before funding is worth the extra minute.
Do I need to be the token creator?
No. Any public Pump.fun mint works, and the console only reads public metadata to confirm the token. The one control that touches the creator directly is creator follows, which adds followers to the creator profile behind the token rather than to your own account.
Why is the holder figure labeled an estimate?
Because the final count depends on how the session's buys and sells settle, which nobody can know in advance. The console uses about 62% of wallets as a planning figure, so 2,500 wallets suggests roughly 1,550 unique holders. Check the real number on-chain after the session rather than quoting the estimate to your community.
What is the smallest session I can run?
The minimum target volume is 100 SOL, which costs 1 SOL at the flat 1% rate. The First hour preset lands exactly there: 500 wallets at a 0.20 SOL average. Since payment is the last step, you can explore every control and read the fee before you send anything.
Does the session keep running if the token graduates?
Yes. When the bonding curve completes, execution follows the token into its pool inside the same session: PumpSwap for current Pump.fun launches, Raydium for older ones. Mirroring to Meteora and Orca is available as an option after migration. Read curve status on the live token page, since Pump.fun has changed its thresholds over time.
Set up your first session in the console
Paste a mint, pick a preset or your own band, and read the exact fee before sending anything. PumpCrest only asks for your fee transfer, never a key.
We build the PumpCrest console and write these guides from the operator side: what a session spends, what settles on-chain and what a visitor sees on the board. Corrections are welcome at support@pumpcrest.com.